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Mark Dittloff, MS, LPC
(940) 382-5328 ext 19
email
Individual, Couples, and
Family Counseling
Client Age: 3 to 103
Offices: Denton
and Lewisville
Education: Masters of
Science-Community Human Services
University of
Wisconsin-Green Bay
License: Licensed
Professional Counselor (LPC) (Texas and Oklahoma)
Licensed Clinical
Social Worker (Wisconsin)
Certifications: Diplomat of
the Board - Clinical Forensic Counseling
Sexual Attitude Reassessment (SAR)
Memberships: National Association
of Forensic Counselors
American Academy
of Certified Forensic Counselors
Clinical
Interests
(In no
particular order)
- Helping parents develop effective parenting
skills.
- Help perpetrators of domestic abuse to learn
appropriate problem solving skills.
- Help juvenile in trouble with the legal system
learn how to address personal issues without acting out behaviorally.
- Help victims of sexual abuse learn how to deal
with their feelings of powerlessness as well as how those feelings
affect their ability to trust.
- Teach low functioning (or mentally retarded)
clients pro-social and problem solving skills.
- Help children in foster care adjust to their new
living situations as well as deal with the issue(s) that led to their
placement out of home.
- Help children who have been adopted address their
questions about why they were adopted as well as how this knowledge
affect their self-perception and decision making.
- Help parents who have had a child die with the
process of grieving.
- Help children exhibiting “acting out” behavior
learn alternative coping mechanisms.
Styles
and Philosophic Orientation
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